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Adobe Photoshop for Photographers
Download Photoshop for Photographers course outline as pdf
Duration: 1 day
If you are a seasoned pro moving into digital photography or an advanced amateur and are keen to get to grips with the retouching power of Photoshop, then this Photoshop for Photographers course
is for you.
Course Description
This course gives photographers a thorough introduction to retouching their images as well as a firm understanding of image sizes, formats and using RAW files.
Who is the course designed for?
Anyone interested in Photography who wishes to process their own digital files.
What if I have questions after the course?
We offer a free 6 months email support service.
Do I get notes?
You will be given a free book at the end of the course. We use the Quickstart books as they are easy
to read and find answers in without having to read a whole chapter.
Can I use Photoshop Elements?
Photoshop Elements is very different to CS3 so we would recommend you come on an Elements
course.
Pre-Requisites
Before starting the course, you should have a basic understanding of your computer's operating
system. For example, you should know how to launch an application, save files and do simple
navigation between programs.
On Completion
Upon successful completion of this course, you will be able to:
• Explore Photoshop CS3
• Paint and retouch images
• Work with layers and selections
• Understand and work with RAW
• Understand file types and resolutions
Download Photoshop for Photographers course outline as pdf (Right click above link and choose "save link as")
